Notes

If practice is not self regulated by professional bodies then the Government is likely to step in and regulate from outside.

UK context is that you are not required to belong to a regulatory body in order to practise careers guidance.

Nevertheless, important that practitioners recognise that the licence to practise carries with it the responsibility to practise ethically that is drawing on a code of practice which recognises:

Beneficence: actively doing good for your client

Non- maleficence: minimising harm for your client

Justice: doing what is fairest for the majority

Autonomy: recognising the voice of the individual

IN PAIRS WORK ON ACTUAL  ETHICAL PROBLEMS IN USING ICT FOR GUIDANCE DELIVERY – OR IDENTIFY POSSIBLE ISSUES

N. B WILL NEED TO BUILD UP CASE STUDIES FOR TRAINERS